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        | - System in which most buisness are privately owned. |  | 
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        | Allowed any head of the household over 21 to claim 160 acrees of land |  | 
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        | rundown towns aurring the depression |  | 
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        | - Term coined for journalists who "racked up" And exposed corruption and problems of society |  | 
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        | group of reform  movements of that late 1800's that fovused on urban problems |  | 
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        | prohibited companies from buying stock from competing companies |  | 
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        | - Practice of extending nations power by gaining territories for empire |  | 
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        | - crash of the stock market |  | 
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        | - Rebelious young women of the 1920;s |  | 
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        | Sitting bull - Native american leader who was leader of the rioux he resisted goverment |  | 
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        | - Constitution the king of hawai was forced to sign which severly restricted his power and depriving hawaiians to vote |  | 
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        | Widespread fear of communism |  | 
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        | law that created fund from which banks could borrow to prevent collapse during financial panic |  | 
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        | - Reporting of exxaggerated stories in newspapers to increase sales. |  | 
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        | Ridiculed President Mckinley and outraged americans |  | 
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        | - alliance Between Britain,france, and Russia: Later joined by united states |  | 
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        | - Small submarines named after germans word untersboot which means "Under Sea Boat |  | 
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        | - Wrote the book "The Jungle" on meat packing plant |  | 
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        | Pledge for germany to not sink merchant vessles "without Warning" |  | 
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        | - Equal distribution of wealth and the end of all private property |  | 
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        | - Black educator and civil rights leader |  | 
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        | - Bonds that american citizens bought that Helped to pay for the cost of WWI |  | 
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        | Belief in literal interpritation of a particular belief in literal interpritation of a particular religons holy books |  | 
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        | - German emperor who helped cause WWO with militariasm |  | 
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        | - Writed who wrote about spanish american War |  | 
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        | International body of nations formed in 1919 to prevent wars |  | 
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        | Laws that inforcce segrigation in the southern states |  | 
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        | - Treaty ending WWI and making germany pay for war repairs |  | 
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        | - Blossoming of african american art and literature that began in 1920s |  | 
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        | Cuban independence fighter killed in battle became a symbol of freedom in cuba |  | 
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        | - Policy of influencing latin american through economic intervention |  | 
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        | - African American Poet influenced Jazz major impaction on hour renissance |  | 
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        | - Alliance between German, Austria hungary and ottoman empire |  | 
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        | - President of Philippine republic |  | 
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        | The time when the united states made policies to rebuild the south |  | 
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        | - Telegram that proposed an alliance between germany and mexico |  | 
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        | F.D.R's plans to fix america after the great depression |  | 
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        | - African american educator and writed help founded NAAXP and led Niagara  movement |  | 
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